Congregational

1 Temple Beth El

Religious School
Organizes Choir

High School Students Plan
Program; War Chest
Drive Near Goal

Under the direction of Julius
Chajes, music director of Temple
Beth El, a High School Choir has
been organized which meets
every Sunday morning at 9:30.
The choir plans to give several
performances during the year.
All who are interested are in-
vited to attend the meetings on
Sunday morning.

The social service committee of
the Student Council is now con-
ducting a campaign for the War
Chest in the Religious School.
Mrs. Julian Krolik of the Speak-
ers Bureau of the War Chest ad-
dressed the students at their as-
semblies and her talks created
such enthusiasm among the stu-
dents that from present indica-
tions the school War Chest Cam-
paign will go over the top.

Activities

Earlier Deadline
For Thanksgiving

In order to cooperate with
the Post Office and to facil-
itate early mailing, the issue
of The Jewish News of Nov.
26, the day after Thanksgiv-
ing, will go to press a day
earlier than usual.
Readers of and contributors
to The Jewish News are there-
fore asked to note that the
deadline for that issue will be
at 3 P. M. on Monday, Nov. 22.
The regular deadline of The
Jewish News is at 3 P. M. on
Tuesdays.

93 New Families
To Be Welcomed
By Temple Beth El

Sabbath Legend
To Be Sermon
Of Rabbi Fram

Cantor Tulman, Temple Israel
Choir Invited to Render
Thanksgiving Program

"Legends of the Sabbath" will
be the subject of Rabbi Leon
Fram's sermon at the Sabbath
Eve service of Temple Israel,
Friday night, Nov. 19, in the
Lecture Hall of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts. This is the third in
the new series of sermons Rabbi
F•arn is delivering on the legend,
folklore and humor of the Jew-
ish people.

The Sabbath Eve services are
followed by a social hour, spon-
sored by the Sisterhood of Tem-
Dr. Glazer Plans Sermon ple Israel, and the youth sym-
posium, sponsored by the Young
On United Nations'
People's Club.

Pact at Moscow

Cantor Robert S. Tulman and
the Choir of Temple Israel, con-
ducted by Dan F•ohman, have
been invited to render the mu-
sical program of the Thanksgiv-
ing Day Community Service at
the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Thursday, Nov. 25, at 10:30 a. m.
They will render a composition
written by the organist of Tem-
ple Israel, Karl W. Haas—a rhap-
sodic anthem entitled "Psalm
150," the Hallelujah Psalm. Can-
tor Tulman will sing "The
Prophecy of Isaiah" by P. Yassi-
novsky, in Hebrew.

At the Sabbath Eve services
at Temple Beth El on Friday,
Nov. 12, at 8:15, Dr. B. .Benedict
A school basketball team, or- Glazer will speak on "The
ganized under the direction of United Nations at Moscow
Aaron Rosenfeld, meets every What Will Their Pact Mean at
Monday and Thursday evening the next Armistice?"
at 7:30 in the Temple gym, and is
The Temple Quartet under the
open to all students of the High direction of Julius Chajes, with
Jason Tickton at the organ, will
School Department.
The following students were render the musical program of
the services.
elected to head the Student
The 93 new members of the
Council for 1943-44: President,
Howard Freeman; vice-president, Congregation, and their families
This Friday night, Temple
Sherman Cohen; secretary, Mar- will be welcomed officially into
jorie Bittker; treasurer, Joel the congregational family • at a Israel will rededicate its Service
reception in the social hall, fol- Flag. Rabbi Frarn's sermon will
Feinberg.
lowing the Sabbath Eve services. be "The Voice of Religion on the
Coming Armistice."
Observe A.Z.A. Sabbath

At Bnai David Tonight

A. Z. A. Sabbath will be ob-
served tonight at the Bnai David
Synagogue, Elmhurst and 14th
Sts., starting at 8:30 o'clock. The
program will include a welcom-
ing address by the director of
District 6, Leonard Belove, and
a sermon by Aaron Klausner, as-
sociate director of the district,
on the subject "The Symphony
of Jewish Life." Others on the
program will be Ben Saferstein,
Harold Hurvitz and Allan Vini-
cur. The A. Z. A. Choir will sing
and a social hour will follow the
service.

.

150 New Members

Join Sisterhood
Of Temple Israel

At the paid - up membership
meeting of Temple Israel Sister-
hood, held in the Lecture Room
of the Art Institute on Nov. 8,
Mrs. David Ruby, vice-president,
in charge of membership, an-
nounced that 150 new members
had joined the Sisterhood at the
luncheon on Nov. 3 at the home
of the president, Mrs. Samuel
Danto.

It was announced that the Sis-
terhood now has a membership.
Dr. Glazer To Address
of 500 members. Mrs. David Levy
wan the distinction of bringing
Hebrew Ladies' Society
in 31 new members, with Mrs.
Luncheon On Nov. 30
Barney Greenberg a second with
26 new members. A gift of ap-
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will be
preciation was presented to Mrs.
the guest speaker at the eleventh
Levy and Mrs.' Greenberg by
annual donor luncheon of the Mrs. Ruby.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society at
Latirentine B. Collins gave an
the Bnai Moshe, Dexter and
Lawrence, at 1 p. m. on Tues- interesting talk on "Problems of
YOuth in the War and Post-War
day, Nov. 30.
World."
Reservations can be obtained •
The National Federation of
by calling Mrs. J. Ring, HO.
1391, or Mrs. J. Rittman, TO. 7-. SiSterhood Prayer was read by
Mrs. Ben Goldman.
6954.

Round Table
Team Speaks
At Fort Knox

On Nov. 5, Mrs. Julius Fisher
was hostess to the members of
the • board at a luncheon at the
Statler Hotel. Rabbi Leon Fram
offered . the prayer preceding the
luncheOn.

,

Three Detroiters, representing
the Detroit Round Table of Cath-
olics, Jews and Protestants Sat-
urday will conclude a six-day
speaking engagement before of-
ficers and men at Fort Knox, Ky.
The speakers are Dr. Alvin D.
Hersch, Jewithh attorney and
member of the faculty of the
University of Detroit Law School;
Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones, pastor
of Central Woodward Christian
Church and former president of
the Federal Council of Churches;
and Hon. Joseph A. Moynihan,
presiding judge of Circuit Court.
Joseph" Q. Mayne, • executive
secretary. of the Detroit Round
Table; arranged the program and
conducts the meetings which are
held four times daily at Fort
Knox. Dr. Hersch and Dr. Jones
have appeared in programs of
this character before,

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Page Eleven

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Novemt;er 12, 1943

Announcement is made by
Mrs. Reuben Levine, that the
Girl- Soout-Troop 230, under the
leadership - of Mrs. Joseph Levy,
Meet at the Durfee Intermediate
SchOol on Wednesdays at 4 p. m.
An
_ 18-week course in First Aid
is being given to the girls by
Mrs. Samuel Green. Mrs. David
Arkin is in charge of Girls Scout
Troop 76, which meets at the
Hampton., SChool, Both Troops
are preparing. for participation in
the Temple's Armistice Day
Service. Friday evening.

Dr. Moses Eisenstadt
Passes Away in N. Y.

NEW YORK (JPS) — Dr.
Moses Eisenstadt, world-re-
nowned Jewish personality and
from 1910 to 1920 Chief Rabbi
of Petrograd, now Leningrad,
died in his apartment at the
Hotel Embassy here. He was 73

Bnai David Ladies
Hold Donor Event
Next Wednesday

Synagogue Group
Formed By JNF

Four Prominent Speakers to
Discuss All Aspects of
Anti-Semitism

A synagogue committee to
work in local religious circles
and among congregations in the
interests of the Jewish National
Fund was formed at a meeting
of Detroit Mizrachi, held Monday
in the J. N. F. office on Dexter
Blvd.
William Hordes, president of
the Jewish National Fund Council
of Detroit; Irving W. Schlussel,
Mizrachi president, and Morton
M. Rubenstein of New York, di-
rector of the national J. N. F.
religious department, addressed
the meeting and stressed the im-
portance of increased support for
the land-redemption agency of
the Zionist movement.
Presidents of synagogues re-
ported on incomes this year for
the fund.
Spokesmen for synagogues who
reported and who were chosen
members of the synagogue com-
mittee are:
Morris Mohr, Beth Abraham
Congregation; Isadore Sosnick,
Bnai Zion; Rabbi Jacob Hober-
man, Beth Itzchok; William Lev,
Mishkan Israel; Daniel Temchin
and Sol Edelman, Beth Tefilo
Emanuel; Aaron Tilchin, Adas
Yeshurun; Jacob Lesser and A.
Lichtenstein, Bnai. Israel; Israel
Levenson, Meyer Beckman and
Nathan Spevakow, S h a arey
Zedek; Louis Levin and Louis
Solai, Mogen Abraham;• Isadore
Cohen, Young Israel; Mesdames
Singer, Whiteman and Moses,
Sisters Zion Mizrachi; Emil Kahn,
Beth Moses; Rabbi J. S. Sperka,
Bnai David.
Congregations that were not
represented are asked to com-
municate with the J. N. F. and to
send names of their representa-
tives to Mr. Hordes. The complete
committee will meet within two,
weeks.

Center Announces
Open Bowling Hours
Open bowling is now available
at the Center. Bowling alleys,
Mrs. Dan Otis, chairman of stocked with new equipment,
the annual donor luncheon of will be open on Sundays, 12 to
Bnai David Sisterhood, anounc- 8 p. m.; Mondays through Thurs-
es that the event will take place days, and Saturdays, 7 to 11 p. m.
next Wednesday at 12:30, at Bookings for group and team
Lachar's Jericho Temple.
bowling will be accepted.
Cantor Irving Ringel of the
Congregation will present a pro-
gram of Hebrew and Yiddish
songs. Rabbi Joshua Sperka
will be guest speaker. An or-
iginal play, "A Study in Con-
trasts," written and directed by
Mrs. Joshua Sperka, will be pre-
sented by the dramatic group of
the Sisterhood. The cast con-
sists of Mesdames I. Robinson,
S. Rosner, David J. Cohen,
Peter Chodoroff, David Liebow,
S. Goulding, A. Dater, B. Bur-
son, Roy Chaffin, - Sheldon Otis
and Carol Schwartz:

Pisgah Symposium
To Be Held Nov. 22

On Monday, Nov. 22, in the
main auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center, Pisgah Lodge
of Bnai Brith will sponsor a
symposium on anti-Semitism.
The cultural - advancement
committee of the lodge an-
nounces that four prominent
speakers, to be announced next
week, will participate in the
discussion.
All members and their friends
are invited to attend this im-
portant discussion meeting.

War Workers Committee
Plans Varied Program
In addition to regular tea
dances on Sunday afternoons, the
War Workers Committee of the
Center is planning a variety of
activities and a cultural program
will be offered this Sunday.
Socials are open to Center mem-
bers and their friends. Sugges-
tions for programs should • be
directed to the following com-
mittee: Leon Brooks, Celia Fine,
Rubin Halperin, Al Krass, Bess
Levin, Evelyn Rose and Rose
Strickstein.

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